Pakistan likely to get $2.5b from China: sources

ISLAMABAD (National Times) – Pakistan is likely to get $2.5 billion from China after both sides reached an agreement on economic package.

According to sources privy with the development, foreign exchange reserves will increase while pressure of foreign debt payments will reduced after Chinese funds are received.

Sources further said that government is also in talks with China for economic package for next fiscal year.



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